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What is O-Arm (Spine Suite)?

Generally, spinal and cranial surgeries are performed on the basis of MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging) or CT (Computed Tomography) scan reports, the procedure which is performed outside the operation.....

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Generally, spinal and cranial surgeries are performed on the basis of MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging) or CT (Computed Tomography) scan reports, the procedure which is performed outside the operation theatre. Taking the spinal and cranial surgeries a step forward, the O-Arm spine suite has given the doctors the power to control the outcome of surgeries in an outstanding way by real-time monitoring and precision. The technology is nothing less than a GPS system for the spine. It helps the doctor locate and visualise the exact coordinates of the region that needs to be treated. It offers complete mobility and provides 2D and 3D images in high resolution which helps the surgeon to efficiently perform the surgery.

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How Does It Help?

The view provided by O-Arm is 2 and 3 dimensional. It acquires the real time images in high resolution. The system handles the basic spine procedures with ease. The technology is advanced and confirms accuracy.

How Is It Done?
What are the benefits and risks of an O – Arm (spine suite)?
Preparation
Preparation

Preparing for an O-Arm surgery

  • The preparation for an O-Arm surgery is almost the same as any other surgery.
  • The patient should let the doctor know if he/she is suffering from any chronic disease, or is on any kind of medication.
  • The patient will be asked to put on a loose fitted gown that is provided by Medanta.

Treatment
Treatment

During the treatment

  • Anaesthesia will be given to the patient in order to numb the surrounding areas.
  • As the surgery is about to begin, the O-arm spinal suite will use the intraoperative fluoroscopic imaging resembling a CT scan and is linked to computer navigation allowing real-time visualisation of the spinal structures.
  • The surgery is completed with great precision and accuracy as surgeons have the real time visualisation of the complex structures.

Post-Treatment
Post-Treatment

After the treatment

  • After the treatment, the patient will be monitored by Medanta’s team of experts for any change in the spinal structure or any deflection from the planned path of recovery.
  • After the patient has recovered completely, he/ she shall be allowed to go home with a certain set of medications that has to be regular for some time.

What Are The Benefits & Risks Of This Technology?

The benefits of O-Arm surgery are immense, and the risks are small.

Benefits
  • Less radiation is required. The OR is not necessary for the imaging process. The images are 2D and 3D. Real -time access. O-Arm (Spine Suite) is multidimensional. Helps in visualising the accuracy and placement. Ease the workflow.

Benefits
Risks
  • There are some technical difficulties, such as problems with registration. Sometimes problems can be faced if the patient is obese.

Risks
O-Arm (Spine Suite)
What Makes O-Arm (Spine Suite) So Unique?

• The technology provides an impeccable view which helps the surgeon in visualising the complex and critical parts of the skeletal anatomy.
• The provision of full mobility motorization helps in an easy and comfortable positioning of the patient.
• A robotic surgical navigation system is enabled in the O-Arm Spine Suite which helps the surgeons perform the operation with accuracy and precision.

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